What type of brush do you use to clean the bottle?
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Wish I can help, but bought as gift for someone I don't stay in contact with.
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I use a combination of baking soda and water to clean the bottle. I just let them sit for a while and that usually does the trick. I hear vinegar works too.
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I use distilled white vinegar too sanitize and prevent mildew. Usually, I will put a tablespoon in and fill with water and let sit for an hour and lightly rinse.
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Dishwasher safe! And if you don't have the luxury of a dishwasher I'd assume a baby bottle brush would work well!
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Best you can do is rinse it right away after a pitcher is finished and it comes very clean in the dishwasher if you have one. No bottle brush I found can get into the handle, I can't stand the design of it for that reason. I also put a drop of dish soap, few inches of water, cap on and shake hard.
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I have used a bottle brush that came with a bottle set I received, but it was a narrow brush that fit these great. I haven't been able to find it sold separately anywhere, but this one looks pretty similar and seems like it would be small/narrow enough to get down in the bottle: Abstract Baby Bottle Brush with Sponge and Nipple Cleaner (Blue) (Abstract Baby Bottle Brush with Sponge and Nipple Cleaner). Overall, I actually found these bottles to be pretty easy to clean, so as long as the brush can reach the bottom, it shouldn't be too much of an issue. Hope this helps! I have used a bottle brush that came with a bottle set I received, but it was a narrow brush that fit these great. I haven't been able to find it sold separately anywhere, but this one looks pretty similar and seems like it would be small/narrow enough to get down in the bottle: Abstract Baby Bottle Brush with Sponge and Nipple Cleaner (Blue) (Abstract Baby Bottle Brush with Sponge and Nipple Cleaner). Overall, I actually found these bottles to be pretty easy to clean, so as long as the brush can reach the bottom, it shouldn't be too... » Read More I have used a bottle brush that came with a bottle set I received, but it was a narrow brush that fit these great. I haven't been able to find it sold separately anywhere, but this one looks pretty similar and seems like it would be small/narrow enough to get down in the bottle: Abstract Baby Bottle Brush with Sponge and Nipple Cleaner (Blue) (Abstract Baby Bottle Brush with Sponge and Nipple Cleaner). Overall, I actually found these bottles to be pretty easy to clean, so as long as the brush can reach the bottom, it shouldn't be too much of an issue. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Use the remover solution instructions to clean the brushes. After your next application, make sure the bottles/containers lids are twisted on tightly to avoid drying. Keep bushes, solutions, and polishes far away from the LED light. Repeat as necessary.
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I use the OXO Good Grips Bottle Cleaning Set. It comes with a straw brush and a detail brush that is great for the outside of the neck.
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I just shake out the crumbs, but a bottle brush works if you want to use soap.
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A normal bottle brush works perfect. There is no need to purchase a special brush. The bristles of a normal brush conform nicely with the inside of this storage bottle.
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I've never tried a brush. I just clean every once in a while by running a mixture of vinegar & water thru a cycle -- or sometimes use soda instead of vinegar. I would think the vinegar solution would clean out the residue. Just run another cycle with clear water after using the vinegar solution.
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I put hot water in it with a little dish soap, put the cap and and shake. This cleans it pretty well. Once or twice I have stuffed a small rag inside and swished it around with the handle from a wooden spoon. I suppose a bottle brush would also work but is not usually needed. The opening on the narrow mouth is 1 1/4" wide and is by far the easiest to drink out of.
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I bought this for my husband who drinks black coffee. I used a baby bottle brush set(has large and small brushes) to clean it.
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yes and unable to clean it off . I've had the bottle a few years . I also noticed the that the clear bottom part is no longer clear . I don't believe that there were any instructions on cleaning the product . I have used a baby bottle brush , believe it left fine scratches and these areas grew some kind of mold also . I did buy another because I like the design , the one handed use . I think you just need to replace every so often .
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I only hand wash mine. It is very easy to clean, but you do need a bottle brush and a small brush also.
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This is my take on how you should clean the bottles. It's based on my experiences working in labs while earning a BS in chemistry. If the bottles have already already had liquid or something else in them, then I'd do steps 1-3. If you're getting them new, then you can probably get away with steps 2-3. 1) Clean with hot water, dilute liquid soap, and a bottle brush like http://www.amazon.com/Clean-Bottle-Express-Cleaning-Bottles/dp/B0056KQ07Q/ref=sr_1_11?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1418853729&sr=1-11&keywords=bottle+brush or http://www.amazon.com/Lixit-Bottle-Tube-Cleaning-Brush/dp/B001B1QG78/ref=sr_1_10?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1418853729&sr=1-10&keywords=bottle+brush. Then rinse. 2) Desanitize with Star San (http://www.amazon.com/Star-San-Sanitizer-4-oz/dp/B00E5MXGKK/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1418853558&sr=8-4&keywords=star+san) 3) Rinse with hot water until suds free. Then rinse again, two more times with cold water (because it's cleaner than hot water which typically will carry water heater sediment). Then, rinse a final time with filtered or deionized water.
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A very fine tiny brush that you use to clean the air vent pieces inside the bottle. You will still need to buy a regular bottle and nipple brush
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I use a brush I picked up at the grocery store. It has a cotton tip and bristles that go up about 3 inches. It bends so I can get in all of the bottle. Very inexpensive not a brand name, good luck.
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Cleaning is easy. Mouth piece is wide so you can easily clean the spout. Baby bottle sponge brush works great!Will it get moldy? I don't know. I haven't experienced it yet since I use it on a daily basis.
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I only use these for water so I wash the lid, the mouthpiece & outside with soap & warm water. I swish the inside with soapy water as well & rinse well. I suppose you could use a baby bottle brush.